Quantum meets Agriculture, Food and Wine

Could quantum technologies help solve some of the biggest challenges facing Australia’s agriculture, food and wine industries?

Join industry leaders, producers, researchers and quantum technology experts for an engaging discussion on how quantum technologies could transform the agriculture, food and wine sectors.

Quantum sensing, quantum materials and quantum computing are rapidly emerging as powerful tools with the potential to improve productivity, sustainability and resilience across the entire value chain. This event will explore which technologies are currently available and where they are heading, what applications are on the horizon, and how industry can help shape their development.

We’ll explore challenges such as:

• Improving soil health and precision agriculture through advanced sensing.
• Smarter water management and irrigation.
• Early detection of crop disease, pests and environmental stress.
• Enhancing livestock health and biosecurity.
• Improving food quality, safety and traceability.
• Optimising vineyard management and wine production.
• Supporting sustainability, emissions reduction and resource efficiency.

Why attend?

This interactive event is designed to connect industry with Australia’s quantum research and innovation community. You’ll have the opportunity to:

• Learn about the latest advances in quantum technologies.
• Share the challenges facing your business or sector.
• Explore where quantum could deliver practical solutions.
• Connect with researchers, technology developers and fellow industry leaders.
• As a researcher, understand industry needs and share your latest discoveries/ideas
• Help identify opportunities for future collaboration and innovation.

Whether you work in agriculture, horticulture, viticulture, food manufacturing, agribusiness, logistics, technology, or research, this event is an opportunity to discover and share how quantum technologies could shape the future of Australia’s food production systems.

Be part of the conversation and help identify the next generation of solutions for the agriculture, food and wine industries.

Places are limited, register today!